
Not Just Good, but Beautiful: The Complementary Relationship between Man and Woman
by N. T. Wright, Rick Warren, Pope Francis, Johann Christoph Arnold, Russell Moore, Henry B. Eyring, Helen Alvaré, Steven Lopes, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Jacqueline C. Rivers, Wael Farouq, Cardinal Gerhard Müller, Sr. M. Prudence Allen, Tsui-Ying Sheng, Kala Acharya, Nissho Takeuchi, Ignacio Ibarzabal, Bishop Jean Laffitte
This book contains the most representative presentations at that closely followed event, Humanum: An International Interreligious Colloquium, which included Catholic, Evangelical, Anglican, Pentecostal, Eastern Orthodox, Anabaptist, Mormon, Jewish, Muslim, Jain, Buddhist, and Hindu delegates. Contributors bring the wisdom of their various faiths and cultures to bear on this timely issue, examining, celebrating, and illustrating the natural union of man and woman in marriage as a universal cornerstone of healthy families, communities and societies.
With broad global representation, Not Just Good, but Beautiful uses fresh language and images to highlight the beauty and benefits of marriage. Contributors do not represent political parties, but speak from their religious, intellectual, and cultural knowledge and experiences.
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